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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1918
Page
7
Fragmentary notes list births and names with dates and addresses in Butte. Mentions May births at 1631 Warren, 840 Torney Street, and 632 West Broadway, along with a chain of names and a stationery sales line at the P.O. news stand.
Robbery charges filed by Deputy County Attorney Riley accuse Robert Smith and Tobe Scott of taking money from Marcus Sudetich, 2004 Oak Street, on May 20. A separate complaint by Riley cites Frank Kiefer with sedition. Red Cross to close Thursday, volunteers urged for Wednesday night shift as ships prepare to depart.
Report notes Judge John was unavailable in a Bozeman matter yesterday due to a newborn daughter at his home West Park Street The court in charge by Judge Lynch's department operated with the afternoon session The draft navy dispatch mentions Virginia coast enemy ships wrecked by storms and no enemy vessels sighted.
Mrs Chira Plato of Brooks New York learns of the death in action of her only son Walter Cecil Flato a second lieutenant of Company L Sixteenth Infantry U S Army He was twenty two a Plattsburg graduate and had just embarked from the United States on a transport He had told his mother he would bring down at least two Germans before he was killed
Charles Schmidt of Butte died by self inflicted gunshot at his Colorado Street home. Widow and three daughters survive. he had long been a butcher and cattle buyer with mining interests and a varied business career across Idaho California and Nevada. Neighbors recall a nervous breakdown prior to the act and his death yesterday.
The Silver Row Bar association adds another bar to the service flag for ALG. Shane, among the youngest members, plans to join the county contingent tomorrow and may be sent to the front. He previously failed to enlist due to eyesight but has overcome the defect.
Federal authorities urge cooperation to bring sedition offenses under the new law to federal courts. Deputy Baldwin notes cases may fall under state or federal jurisdiction, with penalties up to 10000 dollars and 20 years imprisonment. Dispatches report German material shortages complicating munition production and efforts to melt metal objects.
The case centers on a man seeking a legal name change and presenting expert testimony on insanity defenses. Court proceedings scheduled today will address the argument to avoid Miss Lusk in the matter.
In Chicago on May 27 the trial of 112 workers features testimony about a proposed amalgamation of the Industrial Workers of the World with the Non-Partisan League of North Dakota. Joseph Burdall says he was forced to join the order and changed his name to expose what he calls the order’s disgrace. Proceedings reveal alleged plans to give the IWW control of harvest fields in North Dakota and to hire only IWW members.
A marriage united Miss Luz Mendez daughter of Senior Don Joaquin Mendez Guatemala minister in Washington with Dr Paulo de Godoy formerly secretary of the Brazilian Embassy in the United States and now attached to the Brazilian Embassy in Japan.
Martha Cuffe recovers from a severe attack. Mrs Hob Brennan leaves Utah Avenue for 11 West Daly Street. John Russell departs for Canada to join a British regiment. Thomas Tipple ill at 40 Blue Wing Avenue. Emily Bullock travels to Wallace Idaho seeking health. Julia Holland convalesces from quinsy at 115 East Daly. Camp Lewin departure plans announced with farewell parties. Fire brigade readiness and public reception planned Wednesday afternoon and evening.
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